Disney Postponed Avatar Sequels And Shared The New Schedule

Disney has again postponed James Cameron’s Avatar movie until December 2021.

Equipped with the upcoming version of 20th Century Fox, The Walt Disney Company released on Tuesday a fascinating and amazing calendar for the next eight years, including a new series of Avatar sequences, including Star Wars. Release and adaptation of Steven Spielberg’s West Side Story.

When Disney made a $ 71.3 trillion purchase when it ended in March, the studio did not cut the release dates for Fox release numbers, although the industry saw it more and more clearly. -The films coming out of the props were sure to go under Disney’s shake-up.

But the most notable delay announced on Tuesday was well-known: The Avatar movie will have to wait longer and longer. The following Avatar sequences have been changed to 2023, 2025, and 2027, respectively.

Cameron’s original incarnation was revealed in 2009. Disney’s Avengers: EndGames is approaching the $ 2.8 trillion box office in less than two weeks since its release with worldwide $ 2.8 trillion in ticket sales. Disney previously made eight Marvel films over the next three and a half years, though it did map out the cinematic universe at the end of its game.

Disney also has three Star Wars movies in theatres in 2022, 2024 and 2026. The company did not provide details of these projects. That means Disney, which will release Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker in December, will be promising the next nine Christmas box office season along with the Avatar or Star Wars movie. The only exception is December 2020, the story of Cruella de Vil starring Steven Spielberg’s West Side Story (December 18) and Cruella (December 23) starring actors Emma Stone.

As expected, the upcoming Fox movies were delayed. James Astra has promoted science fiction Ed Edra along with Brad Pit from May 24 to September 20. The X-Men movie, New Mutants, was released from April to April of the following year. The X-Men spinoff game has been completely removed. The YA adaptation was changed from this August to May by Artemis Fowell.